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Frequently Asked Questions
What is this association
about?Who can join the association? How much will it cost me to join? Where can I find the association's bylaws? Who are the current committee members? What are some of the association's achievements? How long has this association been around? How does the bereavement fund work? How can I submit my contributions? Who do I contact for more information? What is this organization about?We are an organization inspired by a common determination to promote unity and cooperation, shoulder the responsibility of development and cultural identity in response to aspirations of the various sectors of the people of Kenya in the state of Arizona and beyond. We firmly and solemnly resolve to unite member of the organization in promoting social, cultural, economic and professional development and to expand and enhance relationships and activities beneficial to all members and non-members. Click here for more information.Back to Top Who can join the association?Membership shall be granted to, but not limited to, persons of Kenyan heritage by birth, adoption, marriage or naturalization, who preside principally in the state of Arizona. Membership may also include such people in other locations in the United States of America, East Africa and Kenya. All members must be of good character and agree to abide by the principles, bylaws, policies, resolutions and decisions of the Arizona Kenya Association. Honorary membership shall be granted to any persons of good character and good standing who support the aims and objectives of the Arizona Kenyans Association, and meet such financial obligations imposed by the association.Back to Top How much will it cost me to join?Membership shall be acquired by submitting a payment of an annual fee of seventy five dollars ($75) per family and fifty dollars ($50) per individual. Students 18 years and older can acquire their membership by paying twenty five dollars ($25). These are annual fees. Additional costs can be incurred on choosing to participate in other programs within the organization. Such programs would include the Bereavement Fund, among others. Financial obligations are subject to change at anytime.Back to Top Where can I find the association's rules and regulations?Click here to download a copy af the Arizona Kenyans Association bylaws.Back to Top Who are the current committee members?Chairperson - Marcia NgalaVice Chairperson - Jesca Nyakundi Secretary - Still Open Treasurer - Andrew Maina Assistant Treasurer - Munjalu Wakhungu Social Secretary - GK Ngala Webmaster - Philip Gumo West Phoenix Representative - Still Open East Phoenix Representative - Still Open Central/North Phoenix Representative - Still Open Youth Representatives (Male and Female) - Still Open Women's Representative - Still Open Back to Top What are some of the association's achievements?Some of the AKA achievements are as follows:
How long has the association been around?The association was originally formed in early 2004 as a way fo trying help the Kenyans in Arizona with their financial and social obligations. Months down the road, we have grown to be an association with over 60 registered members and still growing.Back to Top How does the bereavement fund work?The Bereavement Fund is one of the programs within the AKA and it is on a choice basis. Click here to get a downloadable and printable version of the whole document.Back to Top How can I submit my contributions?Financial submissions can be submitted in the following ways:
Back to Top Who do I contact for more information?To get more information on any topic regarding the organization, you can contact any of the Committee Members or you can drop us a note by clicking here.Back to Top |
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